svens
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Post by svens on Sept 28, 2020 11:13:09 GMT -5
Good Day, i have a Regal 2665 / 2008 and experience issues with the Fresh Water Tank Sensor. i understand that the Tank is located below the V-Berth Table, but how i can reach the sensor ? Is there an easy way to access this or do i need to remove all the carpet ? any tips would be appreciated.  Thanks, Sven |
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Post by lender1996 on May 30, 2021 21:51:19 GMT -5
Svens...
I am trying to reach my fresh water tank also on my 04 2665. Did you ever figure out how to get to the tank / sensor?
Thanks!
S
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Post by gofast24 on May 31, 2021 6:38:56 GMT -5
Just from the picture it looks like the large oval area just has a large wood/fiberglas cover screwed over opening? Hopefully the carpeting comes up with the large cover?
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Post by joefran on Jun 1, 2021 7:54:40 GMT -5
Have the same problem with my 2665, could it be located under the plate for the table or are the snap screws holding down the entire floor
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svens
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Post by svens on Jun 28, 2021 13:24:37 GMT -5
well i have not found a solution yet, anyone of you maybe?
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Post by chg on Jul 19, 2021 17:50:36 GMT -5
Hi all I am new to the forum Regal 2665 2004 model I find the fresh water sensor very easy after a long search. you do not need to remove carpets. take a sharp object and peg the the floor and work your way about 20-30mm away from the side of carpet. If you hit metal it is a screw. Work your way all around. If you find 2 screws you can space it easily. All screws are on top. Remove the table mount. To lift the floor board. I find the problem the float do not float any more not sure why. My problem is I can not find a replacement float sensor. I had to make a plan to make it float again with pipe insulation.If any one get the original sensor with float I will like to buy it    |
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Post by alan on Nov 2, 2021 16:10:37 GMT -5
Although my sensor was entirely a different design, it was junk after many years. I found a non-contact capacitance/inductance measurement system that is foil tape to attach to the outside of the tank, with a remote monitor and uses the original two wires. Search the internet as there are several manufacturers. Easy to install and wire up. Works great.
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